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Julie was born in Jamaica and raised across the Caribbean including the islands of Trinidad, Barbados and St. Kitts. She has recently relocated to the UK from Barbados having completed her Mat and Reformer Pilates training in 2021.

Having practised Pilates as part of her own journey back to wellness after three pregnancies, Julie is a true believer in the mind body connection a regular Pilates practise fosters the ability to heal through functional movement. She loves meeting new people and is a big cheerleader alongside everyone’s individual journey to wellness.

Julie’s classes are focused on low impact, high energy and core core core connection! Expect a fun banging playlist, some spicy moves and good vibes every time.

Upon completing his degree in Sports Therapy, Olaf worked at AFC Bournemouth alongside the academy physiotherapist, where he attended to a wide range of injuries and focused much of his attention on rehabilitation techniques. After a year at Bournemouth, Olaf went on to complete his level 3 diploma in personal training, allowing him to take clients from an injured state all the way to fully fit and trained.

In 2017, Olaf took the opportunity to fulfil his dream of travelling through Southeast Asia, returning 5 months later to continue pursuing his career in the sports and exercise industry, joining a Reformer Pilates studio in Hertfordshire. He was instantly drawn to Reformer Pilates, due to its heavy focus on posture, strength and flexibility which, combined with regular training and therapy, will lead to a much fitter, healthier and happier life. Since discovering the discipline, Reformer Pilates has become a firm staple within Olaf’s own training routine, and he is passionate about continually expanding his knowledge about new ways of moving and strengthening the body.

She is a qualified clinical Pilates instructor and has been running classes since 2019. Sam uses her Pilates and exercise physiology skills to perform biomechanical and sport-specific technical analysis on her patients as well as to create individualised rehabilitation and training programmes to guide patients back to optimal performance. Sam uses a combination of hands-on treatment, dry needling and rehabilitation exercises to treat most MSK injuries.

She has a varied and diverse professional background having worked with school, university and Olympic rowers, university and school level rugby teams, as well as provincial and school level hockey teams. For the last three years she has been treating runners, cyclists, golfers, tennis and rugby players and the general population presenting with day-to-day (non-sports) injuries. Sam also has experience with pre- and post-operative patients, particularly shoulder and foot patients.

In 2022 Sam obtained her Mummy MOT qualification and has been seeing more pre- and post-natal women with pelvic floor injuries. She is now expanding her knowledge to treat general pelvic health injuries as well as mens’ pelvic health issues.

Sam has always loved playing sport, last year she completed her first half-ironman and rowed for a local rowing club. This year she is focussing on triathlon, running a marathon, and playing tennis and netball.